Day 272: Too Much Ramen at Home
At a clinic, Dr. Oh (B) asks Minseo (A) about her stomach problems.
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Dialogue
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B μΈμ λΆν° λ°°κ° μνμ ¨μ΄μ?
Eonjebuteo baega apeusyeosseoyo?
How long has your stomach been hurting?
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A ν λ¬μ―€ λμ΄μ. λ¨Ήμ νμ μνμ.
Han daljjeum dwaesseoyo. Meogeun hue apayo.
About a month. It hurts after I eat.
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B μ§μμ λ³΄ν΅ λ λμΈμ?
Jibeseo botong mwo deuseyo?
What do you usually eat at home?
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A λΌλ©΄μ μμ£Ό λ¨Ήμ΄μ. 컀νΌλ λ§μ΄ λ§μκ³ μ.
Ramyeoneul jaju meogeoyo. Keopido mani masigoyo.
I often have ramen. And I drink a lot of coffee, too.
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B 컀νΌλ ν루μ λͺ μ λμΈμ?
Keopineun harue myeot jan deuseyo?
How many cups of coffee do you have a day?
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A λ€ μμ΄μ.
Ne janiyo.
Four.
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B λ무 λ§μμ. ν μλ§ λμΈμ. λΌλ©΄λ μ‘°κΈλ§ λμκ³ μ.
Neomu manayo. Han janman deuseyo. Ramyeondo jogeumman deusigoyo.
That's too much. Have just one cup. And less ramen, too.
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A ν μμ΄μ? λ²μ¨ λ μ λ§μ ¨μ΄μ.
Han janiyo? Beolsseo du jan masyeosseoyo.
Just one? I've already had two today.
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